Hi There,

I am thinking about installing Chromium OS (thanks ArnoldtheBat)... I know that the play store is now available in Chrome OS, but is it also availably on Chromium?

I know about Netflix, Hulu and YouTube. Are there other good sources of video content, especially free ones?

I'm looking for a list of music services that work on Chrome OS. What are you using?

Not sure whether this is a Chrome OS or a Chrome browser issue, or if there's a difference.

About the time of my last automatic update (a week ago?), my FB page started to get all wonky.

• First, the little "message" box would hide way down at the bottom of the page, and no matter how far I scrolled down the page, juuust the top of the box would show.

• Then parts, and finally ALL, of the top banner disappeared, except for about 1/2" on the right side of the screen.

• Then suddenly the whole banner would reappear, but when I put my cursor on it, poof! Gone.

• Today, the text in MY posts (but nobody else's) is shoved all the way over to the left edge of the white box in which it sits. I have no problems on other websites.

• Now, if my chromebook sleeps (still opened), it also disconnects my wifi or 3G.

• And it's getting harder to connect to either wifi or 3G - sometimes it can't find Verizon, which is new.

Now this chromebook has seen hard use, and I'm noticing that a bit of the text is starting to look fragmented at times, and the battery is warmer than it used to be. I'd hate to retire my old friend, though.

Do you think the problem is with FB? Chrome browser/update? Chrome OS? Hardware?

Thanks for reading all this, and any insights you can provide.

Is it possible to play content from a DLNA server to Chrome OS? I use JRiver Media Center's server on my Windows machine and would like to view photos and play music from the smart playlists it creates on my Chromebook.

Hey all! I found on the net a Samsung XE500C21 Chromebook for 150 euros (200$). If it can help the answering, I have a Google Nexus 5, so I'm absolutely into " the google world". It comes even dual booted with debian. Now I'm using a Dell Latitude e4200 (that has the same screen size of the Samsung): I need that pc to edit some dropbox website files and learn python/html/php. I just tried a chromebook one week ago for 5 minutes in Harrods, so no long expreience at all! :P Do you think it's a good idea to buy it and to sell the dell or not? One problem of this dell is the keyboard: there is no space between one key and the another... I have a rMBP (yeah you can all kill me) but I want just a computer that I can throw in my bag and use it whenever I want without thinking "oh I have a 2k$ computer in my bag...let's treat it like I have a baby inside" or "Oh I have to scan everyone because my mac can be easly robbed if I use it on a train". Thanks to everybody who replies me! :D